Capstone Copper Corp T.CS

Food for thought

[Dickey01]

So i noticed that our all time high is around the $5 mark. I also noticed back in 2016 IVN was around .50 and skyrocketed to $5 in only 15 months! Any chance of CS going back to $5? Remember copper is nowhere near the all time highs and neither is silver. So i really think anything is possible right now, when you look at what gold did.

[dollpartz]

I dunno I bought this 2009, at around $1 something ... I was in and out many times in 2009 when I fancied myself as a day trader  so long ago I can't remember .. I bought it March 16th this yr, posted here that day, cuz I hate when people tell ya when they bought months later...  average, .395 /// as joestock was bashing it .. so I feel good and lucky .. I bought it mainly cuz it was

[dollpartz]

Actually what was it in 2009 .. I remember $2 this and that .. I dunno back then if I bought it under $2.. don't think so .. $2.25 ... so long ago ..

[Evrytingisawsum]

Hi Dickey... copper will have to rip for CS to rip that much.... very possible, but would all be dependent on copper.  CS has great internal catalysts too.... which one of the main ones being strategic review of Santo Domingo....  if they build it cheaply and run it...we can see $5 from that as well, once it shown teh build was not over budget and throughput is as expected.  WIth

[Dickey01]

Well I noticed from 2009 to 2011 it went from .79 to $4.80's, when copper topped $4.50. Also did you follow IVN in 2016? Any idea how it went from .54 to over $5? I know it had something to do with a mine in the congo. I wonder what the price tagert was for it back then.

[maldwyn]

Ivn and cs arent really comparable. Ivn doesnt have an operating mine but has massive mines being built in africa. Ivn increased based on their exploration results whereas capstone will have to do it based on operating results.

[dollpartz]

Almost bought under $3 .. second mistake .. advice: buy when the lemmings ready to jump Lemmings have become the subject of a widely popular misconception that they are driven to commit mass suicide when they migrate by jumping off cliffs. It is not a deliberate mass suicide where the animal voluntarily chooses to die, but rather a result of their migratory behavior. Driven by strong biological